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Thailand to Cuba visa rules

Thailand passport → Cuba · tourist / short stay

Apply for an eVisa online

Category: eVisa

Up to 90 daystypical maximum stay

An electronic visa (eVisa) is typically required and applied for online before travel.

Confirm before you book: check the official Cuba government immigration website and your airline.

Data updated 21 October 2026 · How we source this

Informational only. Border officers decide. Always confirm with official sources.

Visa history

How entry rules for this passport have changed, newest first.

  1. Now

    Visa required changed to eVisa

    Stay: none → 90 days

    Source: Wikipedia revision, 18 Aug 2024Reconstructed from Wikipedia history

  2. First recorded: Visa required

    Source: Wikipedia revision, 25 Apr 2014Reconstructed from Wikipedia history

Dates show when a change was first recorded, or when it took effect if the source says so.

Entries marked “Reconstructed from Wikipedia history” are based on past revisions of Visa requirements for Thai citizens by Wikipedia contributors, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. We summarised them into status changes. They are not official records.

Where to apply or get help: Cuba’s embassy and consulates in Thailand

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No Cuba missions listed in Thailand yet

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